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Daily-catchup - Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Mon 21 Sep 2026

Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Mon 21 Sep 2026

September 21, 2026
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This Monday, the fairways delivered both triumph and tribulation. Jacob Bridgeman absolutely owned the Biltmore, while Sandy Scott navigated the Korn Ferry Tour with similar aplomb. Plus, we've got a sobering look at betting's dark side and a truly remarkable story of a caddy getting a second chance.
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Bridgeman's Biltmore Blitz: Serenity Meets Sub-Paranity

Jacob Bridgeman has, with a flourish that would make a seasoned matador nod in approval, grabbed the Biltmore Championship in Asheville. You might notice the young man played golf with a certain nonchalance, as if he were just ticking off chores from a really pleasant to-do list.

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Sandy Scott Escapes the Korn Ferry Tour Scramble, Mostly Intact

The Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship fairways have once again coughed up a winner, this time in the form of Sandy Scott. Scott, a man who clearly believes in seizing the day – or at least the entire darn week – led this whole shebang from start to finish.

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Zach Johnson Wins, Sort Of, By Not Messing Up

Zach Johnson has apparently won the PURE Insurance Championship. I say "apparently" because the whole affair felt less like a hard-fought battle and more like watching a dignified gentleman slowly make his way to the buffet table, knowing full well he’ll get the best roast beef.

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Betting Bucks Bring Out the Bad Vibes on the Fairway

Alright folks, gather 'round, because the fairways are getting a bit… spicier than a jalapeño at a lukewarm BBQ. Turns out, when you strap a neon sign that says 'WAGER HERE' onto the hallowed grounds of professional golf, some people forget their manners faster than a squirrel forgets where it buried its nuts.

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Presidential Pardon: A Caddy's Green Light to the British Open

Well, it seems the golf gods, in their infinite and frankly bizarre wisdom, decided to toss a lifeline to Eric Larson, a man whose career as Harris English’s caddy was, shall we say, slightly complicated by a drug-dealing conviction from about thirty years ago.

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